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22$ 6man AA line vs a reg

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kurrkabin
Joined: 12.10.2010

IPoker Network No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t50.00/t100.00 Blinds - 5 players - View hand 1534877
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CO: t840.00 8.40 BBs
BTN: t1810.00 18.10 BBs
SB: t2890.00 28.90 BBs
BB: t1940.00 19.40 BBs
Hero (UTG): t1520.00 15.20 BBs

Pre Flop: (t150) Hero is UTG with A :spade: A :heart:
Hero raises to t200, 3 folds, BB calls t100

Flop: (t450) 4 :heart: Q :club: 5 :diamond: (2 players)
BB checks, Hero checks

Turn: (t450) 2 :heart: (2 players)
BB bets t200.00, Hero calls t200

River: (t850) A :diamond: (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets t1120.00, BB calls t1120

Villain is some sort of a reggish guy. Haven't seen him before, but he seems decent and is multitabling. 20/15/3.8(3bet) 5.0 agg-304 hands. I decided to choose a diff. line here. I had hard time putting him on a range though. AQ,AK will both ship preflop. You think he is ever calling AQ here to reduce variance? Same with big pairs.

So I think his range is mostly like strong broadway, AJ, Ats, something like that. Do you think he will set mine with low pairs here?

Flop is very dry, so I decided to check as I can stack off by the river anyway and want to give him a chance to catch something. He bets smallish on the turn, which I don't think really shows strength. It is possible though that he has Qx or some mid-low pair. Hand that has some showdown value.

River is interesting imo. He seems not be liking the ace, which of course makes sense, as he probably doesn't have it. Maybe he has some QJ-QT combos, 66-77 type of hands, I dunno. Some bluffs as well I guess. What do you think is his range here mostly? Does my hand look like Ace high very often?

I decided to just jam as if I bet 1/3 or 1/2 pot it smells like an Ax all the time. He seems decent, so he knows that. So, I think I get a better chance to get a call here if I make my hand look like a bluff.


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elfigus
Joined: 12.08.2008

nh for me.

The check behind on the flop on that board is perfect if your opponent has a well define calling range on BB (small pp, medium Ax, strong suited connectors) since he hardly will put us on an strong made hand and on that flop we will always be w/a w/b (we loose against his pp transformed into set, otherwise he will have 10-15% equity against our hand), but if he has a wide BB calling range against a x2 steal (T6, 57, 68, 43 54 etc), I think we have to cbet here

On the river is not easy, he has to put you on smallpair+ Acehigh but at the same time you can still have some FD in your range ( I think that if you completely miss that flop you will always cbet it but maybe it's not true and maybe he is not able to think it), but I prefer a big bets like you did to receive a call against small connectors (2pair) or set


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i think flop and turn are fine. although, it might be better to cbet small because he should know you would cbet that flop with air.

if i was the BB i would put you on a weak queen or middle pair like TT/JJ/99/88 . no one is going to turn those hands into a river bluff. so now you are repping pure air or AQ/AK/AA. and its very hard for you have pure air when you check back Q45r.

i agree that his range is pretty defined and its hard for him to call river. but i dont see how you can rep any bluffs.


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